Here, we are on uncharted ground.
Neither was exactly exploring uncharted ground.
"This is definitely uncharted ground," General Chiarelli said at a news conference.
The shop, located down the hill from the Empire State Building, covers uncharted ground between a tri-corner slice and a Hot Pocket — rolled, but not sealed, over.
The president's team has come to conclude that they are on uncharted ground — lacking the sudden jump in employment that preceded the Reagan and Roosevelt victories, yet not suffering through the inflation-heavy malaise of the Carter years.
Take the pizza cone, which, as Mike Peed describes in a Tables for Two, "covers uncharted ground between a tri-corner slice and a Hot Pocket — rolled, but not sealed, over".
– Anthony Shadid, Uncharted Ground After End of Egypt's Regime, The New York Times, Feb. 11, 2011 Anthony Shadid, a gifted foreign correspondent whose graceful dispatches, often from the Middle East, for The New York Times and other prominent newspapers died, apparently of an asthma attack, on Thursday while on a reporting assignment in Syria with Tyler Hicks, a Times photographer.
"We're on uncharted ground, playing these moves over a period of decades," he says.
"In condensed matter physics, quantum materials the materials and engineered structures in which interactions between the constituent particles show strong quantum-mechanical effects present largely uncharted ground for study and immense opportunity for discovery," said Cyndi Atherton, program director for the Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation, who will lead the new program.
I'm hoping that the Buchla documentary in progress covers some of this unique, uncharted ground.
